New postbox on our Fence & Birds

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Linking this post to "Good Fences", "Saturday's critters" & "id-rather-b-birdin’ "

*The box in the picture below is not bird's nest but "postbox" p;)*    

My husband had been thinking about the trouble of the paper-man and the post-man had. They needed to get into the small fence to put papers and mails.

He made new postbox on the fence to avoid their trouble. It was made by just wood scrap & waste material he had (haha, not so fancy one). It is supported from the back. The ones we looked for at the DIY-store were all small-sized for the English journal I'm subscribing. It has a wider size so that it won't get wet with rain.

Here is our very tiny, simple fence with Red Robin (we call it 'akamegashi' ).

This picture was taken last year, my husband was trimming the tree.

*These pictures were taken at our city park from the last visit*

Loved the way these ducks looking at me :-)

As we don't have a child and grands, it's been decades since I went to see the small animal's section last time. Only limited kinds, but I was glad to see the flamingos for the first time. Sorry for the bad quality of the picture (taken through the cage).

Thank you very much for stopping by; I'll try visiting you from tomorrow. (Japan time)

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